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Leaders of all three devolved Governments spoke after the Prime Minister’s new ‘stay alert’ slogan was reported in a newspaper.
A huge surge in migrant crossings has taken place over the weekend, with what is believed to be a new single-day record on Friday.
The First Minister said Northern Ireland will have a ‘road map’ for moving out of lockdown at the beginning of the week.
Health minister Vaughan Gething said the UK Government’s new slogan had not been agreed or discussed with other nations.
The app is being trialled on the Isle of Wight.
Experts continue to tend to the garden despite its closure during lockdown.
The First Minister said she would stick with the original message, ‘given the critical point we are at’.
Tuck Goh, who works in a busy emergency department, wants to document the Covid-19 response for future generations
The total number of coronavirus deaths in Northern Ireland is now at 430.
Martin Harding found work at the London Nightingale Hospital after the show he was performing in closed.
The First Minister said she will continue to use the ‘stay at home’ message to tackle the coronavirus outbreak, ‘given the critical point we are at’.
The chief executive said masks are expected to be become the new ‘must-have accessory’ as the world emerges from lockdown.
Springboard’s latest monthly footfall monitor revealed a ‘decline of unprecedented magnitude’ in April.
British Retail Consortium chief executive Helen Dickinson said she expects a ‘gradual lifting’ of lockdown measures.
The submerged mud berth near Paglesham in Essex has been designated as a scheduled monument on the advice of Historic England.
The Metropolitan Police Federation said the Government was sending out mixed messages.
The front pages are led by Boris Johnson’s anticipated “road map” to a new normality.
The 19-year-old was killed when his motorbike crashed into a car outside a US military base in Northamptonshire on August 27.
Lorna Muirhead and her family are regulars at the Highland games every year.
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said a ‘broader’ slogan is needed as the Government tries to restart the economy.
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